by Everything Ology | Aug 7, 2025 | Developing and Training, Jena Antonucci, Katie Miranda, Thoroughbred Ownership
Why Smaller Isn’t a Setback: The Strategic Advantages of Boutique Thoroughbred Training In the fast-paced world of Thoroughbred training, large-scale training operations often dominate the spotlight. But at horseOlogy, we believe that staying intentionally small...
by Everything Ology | Nov 18, 2024 | Developing and Training, Equine Care, General, Jena Antonucci, Pinhooking
At horseOlogy, we take pride in giving young thoroughbreds the tools to grow from their very first steps all the way to their triumphs on the racetrack. The journey of a racehorse is a carefully crafted process that blends expert care, precise training, and a lot of...
by Everything Ology | Oct 28, 2024 | Developing and Training, General, Pinhooking, Thoroughbred Ownership
At horseOlogy, we believe that champions aren’t just born that way. They’re made through careful, deliberate training that transforms raw potential into polished excellence. Preparing a thoroughbred for the rigors of racing is no small task. Crossing the...
by Everything Ology | May 13, 2024 | Developing and Training
The thoroughbred reigns supreme as the fastest horse breed on Earth, a living testament to centuries of selective breeding and training. These magnificent animals are not only a marvel of natural selection but also a fascinating subject for scientific study. We want...
by Everything Ology | Apr 8, 2024 | Developing and Training, General, Thoroughbred Ownership
Thoroughbred racing is undeniably a thrilling sport. But with so many horses in any given race and only one winner, how do you measure success along the way? Every horse has a story of ambition, legacy, and, sometimes, a sprinkle of luck. But there is a rite of...
by Everything Ology | Apr 1, 2024 | Developing and Training, General
Congratulations, new horse owners! If you’ve just had the exhilarating experience of purchasing a promising young thoroughbred, you’re probably buzzing with excitement and maybe feeling a tad overwhelmed about what comes next. Your next adventure is as...
